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Higher Learning in Retirement
Some retirement communities are starting to offer more activities for their residents outside of the old stand-bys such as golf and pickle ball. These communities are bringing in lecturers and offering free seminars to their residents and general public on a variety of topics on a monthly basis. The lecturers visit from nearby universities and offer the residents that chance to pursue higher learning that they may have missed out on during their careers. Terri Lynn goes in to more depth in this article with The South Florida Reporter.
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